I've enjoyed each of the drinks I've tried, most recently the hojicha latte with boba. They also…read morehost pop ups, in particular I've attended the Nekosama pop ups. It's peaceful and calm here, even when it's busy. They also sell artwork from local artists.

The photos looked really good and decided to try it. I ordered the jasmine milk tea with boba and…read morethe tea didn't taste like jasmine or had floral notes at all. It was watered down and the milk was overpowering. The only flavor came from the boba pearls which was very good. The other drink was not flavorful either and tasted watered down as well. I hope to taste more flavor from the tea base.

Loved every second here…read more The interior: The warm wood, amber lighting, patterned cushions, carved archway, and murals of old city streets made the café feel like another world. Coffee: strong. I make French Press daily at home but Yemeni beans mean business. Take in moderation and enjoy every sip. This is the oldest coffee in the world and we need to drink it with the respect it deserves. Kudos to the Dimond team on MacArthur Boulevard who designed and executed this place - it transported me away from California in the best way possible. I genuinely felt like I was traveling.

So grateful to be sharing this review!…read more Mohka house is a local gem, located in Dimond District. Clean cafe with tables & couches to sit. Customer service is friendly and attentive. Plenty of pastries to choose from (which I'll be back to try). If you're looking for something caffine free, refreshing, and light consider their refreshers. The pineapple mango was delicious on a warm day. I plan to return to try their chai and house made bread.

Such a cute cafe! Instantly Instagramable!…read more Heard they had a special Wednesday menu during summer so decided to stop by since we were nearby. What a great choice! The whole place is so incredibly charming, probably the cutest cafe in the Bay! I couldn't stop taking pics of all the art and collection of artifacts from Malaysia back in the day. Then the eats -- we had a slice of quiche, the dry laksa a blue tea refresher and the ice kacang. Everything was great and the ice kacang was amazing, so we got another one! Everyone was so welcoming and helpful too. So charming and made for a very pleasant experience. Hope they make the special summer menu permanent!

Malaya Tea Room was such a joy! The ambiance is everything you need to have a getaway retreat…read morewithin the bay. From the decor, the food, the service and the bell to ring for service, it gave us everything we needed to have the tea service feel! We definitely decided on mostly Malayan tea service but we threw in a few British pieces to round it out. Try all the Malayan flavors on the weekend and don't forget to try the Malaysian pulled tea ( soo good!). I will definitely be back!

Food that's good for catching up at a cheap price. The…read moreservice was excellent, fast and quick with minimal confusion. The place is always spotless clean no matter if it's during rush hour. 10/10

This place has the BEST popcorn chicken!!! Pieces are well sized and dusted with the right amount…read moreof spice Pros: juicy crunchy popcorn chicken, good fruity drinks Cons: above average prices for boba Value: 4/5 Service: 4/5 slow Taste: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5

So good anything you order is so good I will definitely my new go to coffee shop. 10/10read more

Late night dessert, savory pastries, smoothies, refreshers, tea, and coffee, open until midnight,…read moreeven on a Sunday night. Adeni chai was delicious, and the nicely appointed space was quiet and comfortable. Spent two hours catching up with a friend, along with a mix of others on dates, working on their laptops, etc. Love the trend of Yemeni coffee shops opening in the Bay Area.

I came here on a weekday afternoon, where it was peaceful but there were a few other customers. The…read moreemployee was friendly and was wearing a high quality mask which I appreciated. They have an extensive menu of tea, I decided to get the black mango tea, which is indicated as high caffeine. They told me to keep it to less than 1 min steeping or else it gets oversteeped. They were prompt with coming out with my tea leaves and teapot, and gave me a towel to put your teapot on in case of spills It was bitter, but definitely has the fruity notes I was seeking. I was able to make several potfuls of tea which still had some flavor in them, so the leaves seemed to do well with re-steeping. They provided me with a kettle so I could continually reboil the water, so I felt it was decent value (since total it cost only slightly more than the average boba costs nowadays). I'm thinking I'd like to get the lychee or hojicha next time. The worker didn't mention to me if they offer milk, which I wish they did. But they do sell snacks. The bathroom is clean. They have free wifi but the day I was there, unfortunately they were having issues with the wifi. They have a 2 hour time limit on weekends, but no limit on weekdays. I appreciate that they have outdoor seating, for those who are airborne illness conscious, and also so you can enjoy nature and sunshine while having your tea. A lovely spot overall, right on San Pablo Ave so you can take the 72 bus lines to reach it.

My best friend and I were so bored this summer, we made it our mission to find experience based…read morefood/eats. We stumbled upon this place on social media and wanted to check it out. It is such a vibe. There's street parking (limited) we ended up parking 10 mins away from a public parking spot. We got the four seasons tea (they charge $3 per extra person for a cup) so for us two, it was only $3 extra on top of cost of the tea. We ended up spending $20 for tea for us both and the little snacks (pineapple bites and mochi). For the experience I'd say the pricing was worth it and especially if you are a tea connoisseur. Keep in mind, if you do go, you have to talk quietly since it's a quiet ambient atmosphere

I-Tea absolutely delivered! Stopped by today and ordered the Milk Tea Tofuhua with red bean (30%…read moresweet) and the Brown Sugar Boba Latte (50% sweet) and both drinks were fantastic. The Milk Tea Tofuhua was smooth, creamy, and perfectly balanced -- the tofu pudding was silky and the red bean added just the right amount of sweetness and texture. The Brown Sugar Boba Latte was equally impressive, with rich flavor and soft, chewy boba that tasted fresh. I also appreciated how customizable the drinks were with sugar and ice levels, so everything came out exactly how we wanted it. Fast service, quality ingredients, and flavors that feel fresh instead of overly sweet. Definitely a spot worth coming back to when you're craving boba or something a little different. Highly recommend!

Small shop, available for take-out only…read more I appreciate they offer Iced Milk Series since Purple Kow I can never pay a visit ...but good grief the sweetness lol 50% sugar taste like 100% and even then, I had to add 5 more big chunks of ice cubes to dilute it down

There's a million boba tea shops all over California. The Bay Area is oversaturated with the next…read morebig hype. This small shop is not hyped up, they don't have long lines, there's no influx of influencers trying to take advantage of getting free drinks in exchange for advertisement. Just pure locals, IYKYK. See I'm not big on overly sweet milk tea that gets washed out from the milk and has minimal tea. I love the strong tea flavors with the hint of milk just to complement the tea. I love ordering their Tieguanyin Milk Tea. It's probably one of my favorites because of the floral hints. Even as a milk tea, you can still taste the tea itself while adding a hint of sweetness. As a hole in the wall in Chinatown, this is literally one of the good ones.

PSA: Don't come here if you see a long line of people because it's going to take you a long time to…read moreget your drink. I saw a long wait out the door so I thought this place must have been a good place to try. I was going to a concert so I was on a time crunch but I should have realize why there were so many people is because everyone was waiting for their drink to be made. I ended up having to wait 45 minutes and really only got my drink because I had to ask them what was taking so long (I was ready to just leave without it). There was only 1 person making drinks and drinks were basically leaving the kitchen every ten minutes or so. Whats worse is that I saw two women go into the back and I can see one of them talking with the other woman as she makes 5 drinks for the first one to just walk out with them. I know it's just a small shop but it's kinda ridiculous to see a line as a worker but then prioritize making drinks for a friend or the owner of the shop. Once I did get my drink though, I gotta say, it was pretty good. I got the barely milk tea and you can definitely taste the barely tea with the milk giving it some depth/body. If only I didn't have to wait with 20 other people for my drink.

Delah Coffee is a local gem that I love supporting! Located off the busy intersection of Grand Ave,…read morethis cafe offers a variety of Yemeni/middle eastern drinks and pastries. There are plenty of open seats inside, which is great for spending time with friends, reading a book or studying. I tried a few things this time - the Biscoff latte which is new, the pistachio and rose croissant, the milk cake, and the spinach and cheese turnover. Beginning with the latte, it actually wasn't too sweet and the Biscoff gave the coffee a light richness that wasn't overpowering. The milk cake is soft and practically melts in your mouth. The croissant goes well with the pistachio and rose filling. Lastly, the spinach and turnover is light, baked to golden perfection, and is the perfect size to share. I can't wait to come visit again!

Got the Yemeni latte (one regular sweet the other not sweet). The coffee was STRONG and spicy (not…read morehot spicy but rich and flavorful spice-forward). The pistachio and rose lattes also looked really good!

I discovered mother tongue brand at a place called Tamper Room in Fremont. I had bought some beans…read morefor my dad, and he enjoyed, so was so excited to see that there is a cafe close by. The space is lovely. I love a cafe that has different seating options in terms of height, and there is a lovely spacious outdoor area as well. It's functions well as a work and social gathering space. I tried a guava pastry that was delicious and got a lot of work done (I worked in 3 spots since I like to move around when I work). Service was great, and there are so many drink options as well! Looking forward to returning soon!

Both a coffee shop and bar. Expressive about progressive values with signs about KYR for…read moreimmigration enforcement and free Palestine. Got the Latte ($6) with Cafe de Olla Syrup ($1). It was pretty good. The interior has nice pink lighting, some cool art on the walls, and aesthetic areas. A lot of people come here to study/work on the laptops, but it doesn't seem like the best environment for that because it can be quite crowded with lots of conversation. There is also plenty of outdoor space as well.